Which factor does NOT influence erosion and deposition along a coast?

1. Coastal shape changes through erosion and deposition driven by wave action. 2. Wind strength over the sea controls how powerful those waves become. 3. The depth of the seawater governs how waves break as they approach the shore. 4. The nature of the coastal rocks decides how easily they are worn away, since hard rock resists and soft rock yields. 5. General weather conditions in the area do not shape the coastline, which is why this is the odd factor out. _Source: NECTA CSEE 2023 Geography 013, Question 1: Multiple Choice Questions, item (vi)_